Suppose that an object whose is 10th weighs 50 N find the weight of an object whose is 6 kg

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Weight is another term for the force from mass multiplied by acceleration due to gravity, the equation being expressed as $f = ma$ , being force, mass, and acceleration respectively.

We already have 2 parts of the equation, $50 = 10a$

Acceleration due to gravity on the planet is $5 m/s^2$

Plug it into the equation $f = ma$

$f=6kg$ x $5m/s^2$

Weight or force from gravity is 60N.

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